Mocha dinner service with "Jägerlatein" decoration by Meissen for four people. Set of 10; demitasse pot, sugar bowl, 4 demitasse cups with saucers, 4 cake plates. "Large cut-out" mould. The wall decorated with various scenic hunting scenes, including resting hunters, the goddess of hunting Diana riding a stag, hunters dancing with a doe or riding a wild boar on the left or sitting on the antlers of a stag as well as aiming at hares or stags. Accompanied by individual motifs of wild animals and birds. Polychrome overglaze painting with selective gold accents. Designed by Ludwig Zepner. Decor designed by Prof. Heinz Werner, circa 1973. Jug h. 17 cm. Imaginative, cheerfully and amusingly composed decoration. With a broad, sweeping brushstroke, Prof. Heinz Werner arranges hunters and animals from spots and dots and also sets detailed accents of filigree strokes and gold highlights. The loosely arranged foliage forms reserves in which Werner arranges his compositions in a central position. In a modern interpretation, he thus draws on Meissen design principles of the 18th century. Cf. painting templates "Blütenreigen" and "Jägerlatein", Staatl. Porzellan-Manufaktur Meissen GmbH, p. 25f.; Meissen Konturen 1960 - 1990, p. 82f. Provenance: from the estate of the famous horse painter Klaus Philipp (1932-2023). A 10-piece porcelain part mocha set "Jägerlatein" after design by Prof. H. Werner. Form design by L. Zepner. Crossed swords mark. Meissen. After 1973.